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bdonkadonk 

Basically the definition is person who has a very sexy/or very huge ass. It also seems to refer somewhat to the way this person walks or carries themselves.
"Damn, with a bdonkadonk like that, she could make a monk cum in his pants."

"That girl/guy has some bdonkadonk goin' on in those pants."
bdonkadonk by Denithor October 30, 2008
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Badonkadonk 

Keep your eyes on my badonkadonk-donk
Badonkadonk by Mrmacho May 13, 2017

Badonkadink 

Wow... her butt is not too big, not too small... it's a nice badonkadink.
Badonkadink by 80crows June 22, 2010

badonkadonk 

An ‘ebonic’ expression for an extremely curvaceous female behind. Women who possess this feature usually have a small waist that violently explodes into a round and juicy posterior (e.g., 34c, 24, 38). Other characteristics would be moderately wide hips and a large amount of booty cleavage (i.e, depth of butt-crack).
Her badonkadonk made a brotha pop mad wheelies
badonkadonk by HG ColdDawg July 28, 2004

Badonkadonk 

(noun) A large and formidable posterior
Denise does not need a car, she can bounce home on her badonkadonk.
Badonkadonk by Scheissemann May 18, 2009

Simon's badonkadonk 

Every Simon you know has a fat badonkadonk. So fat you'll be amazed.
Omg, Simon's badonkadonk is soooo fat. We should take a closer look.

badunkadonk 

you got a badunkadonk girl, don't hurt nobody!
badunkadonk by kim December 12, 2003
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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